Regular flights to Europe to be resumed from November - Natia Turnava

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Regular flights to Europe to be resumed from November - Natia Turnava

20-10-2020 11:43

Regular flights to Europe to be resumed from November. Such a statement made today the Minister of Economy after the meeting of the Interagency Coordination Council.

“We are gradually restoring more direct flights starting November 1 from Tbilisi and Kutaisi airports. Seven direct flights will be restored from Tbilisi airport while three will be restored from Kutaisi airport.

Direct flights to Doha, Warsaw, Athens, Amsterdam, Vienna, Berlin and Milan will be carried out starting November 1 from Tbilisi airport, while flights to Katowice, Vilnius and Dortmund will resume from Kutaisi airport”, - said Natia Turnava.

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